Material Behaviours in 3D‐Printed Fashion Items

Farahi, Behnaz

doi:10.1002/ad.2242

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“…3D modeling is becoming an innovative design process, as it uses scanning technology to design fashion items that perfectly fit the human body form. Farahi (2017) called for research on clothing made from flexible materials that produces harmony with the human body using geometry and proposed a study to develop materials that resemble human skin, based on anatomist Karl Langer's idea that topological lines could be mapped onto the human body to represent the lines of skin tension. The scope of the application of research on BCS using the parametric design process with biomorphic inspiration as the knowledge base can be expanded in association with the development of 3D printing fashion design.…”

Section: Clothing Sculpture As Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%

Biomorphic Clothing Sculpture Interface as an Emotional Communication Space

et al. 2020

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This study found that clothing, combined with digital technology, can be a wearable computer that adapts to environmental change and increases biological limits, as well as an emotional space to which art and design are applied, and that promotes mutual communication. A user-friendly interface is proposed for those pursuing a new artistic experience by building a conceptual algorithm for biomorphic clothing sculpture modeling that can be used to create generative designs simply by entering moderated mediator variables. Biomorphic clothing sculpture refers to clothing that is inspired by life in nature and modeled in three dimensions. As the human body and buildings are 3D forms, the parametric design method used frequently in architecture is implemented here and used as a tool to explore attributes and representations of 3D modeling in clothing sculpture design. On the basis of a literature review, this study presents knowledge-based data for biomorphic clothing sculpture that can predict generative design outcomes, and through a case study, identifies the mediator variables and attributes of the parametric process related to biomorphic clothing sculpture modeling. The knowledge-based data on biomorphic clothing sculpture and biomorphic clothing sculpture modeling mediator variables discovered during the research are applied to the 3D modeling process as visual data and presented as the conceptual interface of biomorphic clothing sculpture.

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Section: Clothing Sculpture As Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%